I think the OP is right in the sense that people are going to assume their black classmates are there because of AA (even if unwarranted). I'd hate to be a black person that got a 175 on the LSAT. I'd have a female dog of a time convincing people I was there out of merit

I wouldn't waste a second trying to convince some sorry hater that I deserve to be @ X Law School. The only people I'll worry about are my professors; for them, my work will speak for itself. Any student pathetic enough to waste mental energy on such inconsequential nonsense, such as my supposed "inferiority," will just have to get used to seeing me around. I've already made my decision: I will not share my #s (even if I score a 175 on the JUNE LSAT LOL) with anyone @ my future law school. They'll just have to wonder...or squirm .

You're funny. I think all your posturing is your way of convincing yourself that race based AA is fair. I bet your praying for a good score so you can trumpet it to all who'll listen. P.S. = a 147 on the LSAT.

You're funny. I think all your posturing is your way of convincing yourself that race based AA is fair. I bet your praying for a good score so you can trumpet it to all who'll listen. P.S. = a 147 on the LSAT.

I think the OP is right in the sense that people are going to assume their black classmates are there because of AA (even if unwarranted). I'd hate to be a black person that got a 175 on the LSAT. I'd have a female dog of a time convincing people I was there out of merit

I wouldn't waste a second trying to convince some sorry hater that I deserve to be @ X Law School. The only people I'll worry about are my professors; for them, my work will speak for itself. Any student pathetic enough to waste mental energy on such inconsequential nonsense, such as my supposed "inferiority," will just have to get used to seeing me around. I've already made my decision: I will not share my #s (even if I score a 175 on the JUNE LSAT LOL) with anyone @ my future law school. They'll just have to wonder...or squirm .

You're funny. I think all your posturing is your way of convincing yourself that race based AA is fair. I bet your praying for a good score so you can trumpet it to all who'll listen. P.S. = a 147 on the LSAT.

Oh, dear! Are you still bitter about your failure to penetrate the T6?

I think the OP is right in the sense that people are going to assume their black classmates are there because of AA (even if unwarranted). I'd hate to be a black person that got a 175 on the LSAT. I'd have a female dog of a time convincing people I was there out of merit

I wouldn't waste a second trying to convince some sorry hater that I deserve to be @ X Law School. The only people I'll worry about are my professors; for them, my work will speak for itself. Any student pathetic enough to waste mental energy on such inconsequential nonsense, such as my supposed "inferiority," will just have to get used to seeing me around. I've already made my decision: I will not share my #s (even if I score a 175 on the JUNE LSAT LOL) with anyone @ my future law school. They'll just have to wonder...or squirm .

You're funny. I think all your posturing is your way of convincing yourself that race based AA is fair. I bet your praying for a good score so you can trumpet it to all who'll listen. P.S. = a 147 on the LSAT.

Oh, dear! Are you still bitter about your failure to penetrate the T6?

Awwwwwww, snap, girlfriend!

I was just giving friendly advice as far as the whole is concerned. Most people who do that tend do be, um, how to put this delicately, mm, let's say, they tend to be somewhat limited in their vocabulary. It would have been more polite to say 'thank you', and never do it again. The crack about the T6 was uncalled for and factually incorrect.